Portland has added two new overnight shelters with 280 beds to aid individuals in recovery from substance abuse, bringing the city closer to its goal of providing additional shelter spaces by year-end.

Governor Kotek seeks a new Union County Justice Court judge following Judge Rick Dall's resignation announcement for February 2026. Applications are due via email by November 19, 2025. A merit-based selection encouraging diversity is emphasized.

Portland opens two new overnight shelters for individuals in recovery, adding 280 beds to the city's resources, with a sober entry policy and comprehensive support services.

Kitchen Culture in Portland is a consignment store where people can buy or sell kitchenware, attend cooking classes, and engage in food-related community events.

Portland will commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month with activities and a proclamation at City Hall, focusing on early detection and healthcare equity.

Rosie McGown is appointed as Business Operations Manager for the City of Portland's Auditor's Office, bringing extensive experience in procurement and operations.

Portland Police oversaw protests without incidents or arrests in the South Waterfront area, employing a range of tactical resources and communication strategies.

Portland Police supported a large march ensuring safety and traffic control with multiple units, including Dialogue Liaison Officers, and collaboration with local partners.

Portland Bureau of Transportation launched a campaign asking citizens to adopt storm drains to prevent flooding, providing tips on proper maintenance and safety.

Cryptosporidium was found in Portland's water supply; health officials say no action needed yet, but advise immunocompromised individuals to consult their doctors.

Valdez Bravo, Multnomah County Health Department’s Deputy Director, was honored with the Health Equity Champion Award at the Oregon Public Health Association’s 2025 Conference for his dedication to health equity.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management mourns the unexpected passing of Cheryl Bledsoe, Executive Director of Clackamas County 911 and a dedicated leader in emergency services.

Governor Tina Kotek's administration in Oregon has made progress in combating homelessness, rehousing over 5,539 households and supporting 6,286 shelter beds since 2023.